The 29th of PlastEurasia-International Istanbul Plastic Industry Fair, which is the second largest plastics fair in the world and the largest plastics fair in Eurasia and one of the most important meetings of the plastics industry, organized in cooperation with PAGEV (Turkish Plastics Industrialists, Research, Development and Education Foundation) and TÜYAP. It was opened in the Fair and Congress Center. PlastEurasia, which can be visited between 04-07 December, continues to be the meeting point of the world plastics industry. The fair, which witnessed a record participation this year, hosts 1087 companies and company representatives from 40 countries. In addition to the participation of China, Taiwan, Iran and India, 304 companies from abroad took their places in the world’s second largest plastic fair. The opening of the 29th PlastEurasia Fair, organized in cooperation with PAGEV and TÜYAP, was attended by Deputy Minister of Industry and Technology Hasan Büyükdede, as well as executives of leading NGOs in the sector, PAGEV Board of Directors and sector representatives.
The participation record of the last 29 years has been broken: There are 1087 companies and company representatives from 40 countries.
The interested parties stated that 1087 companies and company representatives from 40 countries took part in PlastEurasia Fair 2019, which broke the participation record of the last 29 years, and said: The number of directly participating companies was 304. The company, which operates in many different fields from plastic machinery to chemicals and raw materials, from machinery sub-industry to heat, control devices and molds, exhibits its latest technological products at the PlastEurasia Fair, which is held in 11 halls in TÜYAP Fair and Congress Center. The fair, which will continue for four days, is expected to host more than 50 thousand visitors, while creating the ground for new collaborations.”
“The Turkish plastics industry is the 6th largest plastics producer in the world and the second largest plastic producer in Europe after Germany…”
